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- 我喜歡喝牛奶
- The amazing lake and river system of the
- The 160km long lake
- the Khmer sculptor on the other hand wor
- rather than to detract from its purity.
- the largest in SE Asia
- and, expands to 250kms long
- maintains a feeling for the dimension of
- themes also came from Greece,
- fills with the waters of the Mekong eac
- and, working always directly on the surf
- bringing vast numbers of fish and irriga
- of the pre-formed panels of wall,
- The Mekong starts its journey in the Him
- submits to the discipline imposed by the
- flowing through China, Laos and Cambodia
- to enhance the main idea
- before spilling into the sea at its delt
- to emphasise the form
- The Mekong Delta cannot absorb all the r
- ku ingin kau ada disini bersamaku
- the river reverses its normal seaward f
- by the organisation of his mouldings
- and begins for flow back up the Tonle Sa
